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# kit-openvpn-client-conf
In this repository all client configuration files for the KIT OpenVPN service are stored.
This repository contains all client configuration files for the [KIT OpenVPN](https://www.scc.kit.edu/dienste/openvpn.php) service.
KIT OpenVPN offers L3 (standard) vpn access as well as L2 (vpn2vlan). For both VPN accessess we offer several configuration files to provide multiple configuration settings:
* IPv4 or IPv6 tunnel endpoint
* non-split or split tunneling
* UDP or TCP
* port 1194 or 443
* default or lower MTU value
KIT OpenVPN offers L3 (standard) VPN access as well as L2 (vpn2vlan). These distinct configuration settings are available for both layers (defaults in **bold**):
The first one is the setting of the default configuration.
* Tunnel endpoint IP protocol: **IPv4** or IPv6
* Split: **non-split** or split tunneling
* Protocol: **UDP** or TCP
* Port: **1194** or 443
* MTU: **openvpn default** or lower
We put the files under version control for a easier understanding which configuration file a client is using. The version number is composed from the server-side OpenVPN version number and a number which increases with every configuration file change during this OpenVPN server version (e.g. 2.5-1). Even if only parts of the configuration files are changed the number is always increased in every file.
All configuration files are maintained in this git repository. The version number can be found in the header of every configuration file.
It is composed of the server-side OpenVPN version, a hyphen and a number which is incremented on every configuration change (e.g. 2.5-1).
Even if only parts of the configuration files are changed the number is always increased in every file.
We try to add comments in the configuration files to explain why we set (or don't) set options.
Non-default or non-obvious configuration settings are explained inside every config file.
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